Bob James - Take Me to the Mardi Gras

Bob James - Take Me to the Mardi Gras
Sampled by:
2 Live Crews Megamixx II
2 Live Crews Who's Fucking Who?
Alkaholikss Who Dem Niggas
Awesome IIs Ahooga
Beastie Boyss Hold it Now, Hit It
Biz Markies Cool V's Tribute to Scratching
Black Rock & Rons You Can't Do Me None
Caron Wheelers Livin' in the Light
Chemical Brotherss Dig Your Own Hole
Dan the Automators Music to be Murdered By
DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Princes Hip Hop Dancer's Theme
Ed O.G.s Feel Like a Nut
Eric B and Rakims Don't Sweat the Technique
Eric B and Rakims Eric B Made My Day
Eric B and Rakims The Punisher
Ghostface Killah ft Method Man, Raekwon & Superbs Flowers
Gina Thompsons The Things That You Do
Grandmaster Flash & the Furious Fives Freelance
Gravediggazs Pass the Shovel
Heavy Ds Nuttin' But Love
Ice Cubes I Wanna Kill Sam
Kool G Rap & DJ Polos Deathwish
Kwames Itz Oh Kay
Kwames Ownlee Eue
LL Cool Js Rock the Bells
Mantronixs Get Stupid
Mantronixs King of the Beats
Miles Daviss Work It
Naughty by Natures Let the Ho's Go
Nightmares on Waxs Coming Down
Pete Rock & CL Smooths Lots of Lovin'
Pete Rock & CL Smooths The Sun Won't Come Out
PM Dawns Set Adrift on Memory Bliss
Poison Clans Action
Prince Johnny Cs Comin' to Get Ya
Public Enemys 1 Million Bottlebags
Run-DMCs Peter Piper
Slick Ricks The Moment I Feared
Succuss N Effects Real Deal
Terminator Xs Ain't Got Nuttin'
TKAs Maria
UBCs Harlem $2.50 Pyramid
World Class Wreckin' Crus Cabbage Patch
X-Ecutionerss Mad Flava

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[MrMajik2]

Damn, this may be the most sampled song of all time.

[hrcojestup]

@MrMajik2 The most sampled song of all time is probably Fab 5 Freddy feat. Beside - Change le Beat, the sound at the end was used a billion times by DJ's in the early 80's and 90's and it's still widely used. I think.

[FKRAPCITY]

LOL @ the sample list not including Run DMC.

[hrcojestup]

@FKRAPCITY I just copied the sample list from a website, I know there's a lot more than this :)

[purplehaze2250]

@MiamiPush2theLimit lol "rappers have no originality." the essence of early hip hop was the ability to sample songs and turn them into something new. sampling is even responsible for creating new styles of electronic based artists like animal collective. to turn 8 mins worth of elevator music into something else is original to me, imho.

[SpaceAlbanian21]

& MISSY ELIOT - WORK IT

[PabzGLRP]

I find it funny that the people slating Hip-Hop artists for sampling this are also inadvertantly addressing their discrepancies towards the likes of Miles Davis, who also sampled this. Sampling something *effectively* requires more creativity than people are prepared to give credit for. Just think of all of the things out there that could be sampled, and the number of ways you could arrange them into a composition, and it becomes clear that there's a lot more to it than meets the eye.

[TheMadgroove]

trop bien ce morceau

[8Neill]

@MiamiPush2theLimit No music is original... Everything has been influenced by something else, whether it was white folk making black music popular or genres fuzing to make new ones. If you are going to discredit hip hop for using samples then you will have to discredit nearly every genre since hip hop's birth because you cannot produce music without samples in one form or another, unless you are solely dealing with live instruments. Do your research...

[mrworldwide8]

i make beats,sampling make u appreciate the creator...i love bob james now

[mrworldwide8]

bob james is actually black,or he got a black uncle...lol'''bob1love

[LaserEntertainment]

great song

[asfacvswdh]

excelente beat